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Husky Liners 15-16 Chevrolet Trax Aeroskin Hood Protector - Smoke
$89.99
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$89.99
$89.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Husky Liners
- SKU
- HSL2840038
- Shipping weight
- 3.7 lb
Stop damage before it starts with the lowest profile design on the market. The Husky Aeroskin(R) Hood Protector gives you a skin-tight fit to the contours of your hood with no-quit protection against chips, rocks, bugs, and anything the road kicks up. Plus, that sleek, aerodynamic custom touch that'll turn heads. Installation is a snap---no drilling and no special hardware required. Mounts in minutes with 3M(TM) automotive-grade adhesive, protects for life. Available in smoke and chrome and proudly made in the USA with global materials.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015-2016 | Chevrolet | Trax | LS |
| 2015-2016 | Chevrolet | Trax | LT |
| 2015-2016 | Chevrolet | Trax | LTZ |
- Husky Aeroskin(R) gives you the lowest profile protection available today for that sleek, better-than-factory custom look.
- Husky Aeroskin[R] Gives You The Lowest Profile Protection Available Today For That Sleek/Better-Than-Factory Custom Look
- Custom-molded for a skin-tight fit that matches the contours of your hood. Adds a sleek, custom look to your ride.
- Custom-Molded For A Skin-Tight Fit That Matches The Contours Of Your Hood/Adds A Sleek/Custom Look To Your Ride
- The Husky Aeroskin(R) is constructed with nail-tough acrylic for unstoppable protection your can count on.
- The Husky Aeroskin[R] Is Constructed With Nail-Tough Acrylic For Unstoppable Protection Your Can Count On
- Available in dark smoke finish for a perfect complement to virtually any vehicle.
- Available In Dark Smoke Finish For A Perfect Complement To Virtually Any Vehicle
- Mounts in minutes with 3M(TM) automotive-grade adhesive tape (included).
- Mounts In Minutes With 3M[TM] Automotive-Grade Adhesive Tape [Included]
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